Timothy Tsantoulis

Police Contract and Staffing Concerns

A proposed $169,557 (2.73%) increase, plus a warrant article for two cruisers (~$149,000 equipped).

Unlicensed dogs and civil forfeitures

Residents face $25 forfeiture fees plus mailing costs and $1/month late fees; the town collects overdue license revenue.

Unpermitted operation at 44 Hackett Hill Road

The town may be losing property tax revenue on unassessed building improvements at the site.

Police radio console replacement

Up to $250,000 from voter-approved funds, not spent until the new fiscal year.

Secondhand dealer licensing of gun stores

Bass Pro paid the $250 fee; some councilors suggested it might have been waived since other stores were never required to pay.

Backyard shooting range noise on Cross Road

Neighborhood blight complaint on Coaker Avenue

Hazard Mitigation Grant for plan update

$13,124.67 in federal funds; town match of $4,374.89 paid via in-kind labor.

Councilor access to Town Hall

Right-to-Know request over council records and recording losses

Right-to-Know / meeting procedure concerns

police union contract dispute

If raises go through, Hooksett taxpayers could see higher public-safety costs or pressure on other town services; if they don’t, the town may face retention and negotiation costs.